Verhovayak Lapja, 1949 (32. évfolyam, 1-12. szám)

1949-09-07 / 9. szám

1949. szeptember 7. 7-IK OLDAL _ Verhovayak Lapja Pr. Segna Fourtunato 40.00, Alex­ander Geczy 27.42, Joseph Geolgond 25.14, Anthohy Horvath, Sr. 32.00 2 Casper Hoffer 35.42 8 James V. Galik 33.14, Frank Gyure 35.42, Frank Revesz 69.70, Nicholas Sebestyen 34.28, Mrs. He­len Wright 35.42 9 George Foldesy 44.56, John Ke­resztesi 21.70 10 Mrs. Michael Gretchen 15.00 13 Stephen Baltovics 22.84, Joseph Juhasz 34.28, Stephen Paller 40.00, John Papp 3.43, Mrs. Alexander Smolka 34.28, Julius Soltész 18.28, Joseph Vaskó 19.42 14 John Bedrick'8.00, Julius Cincar 10.28, Joseph Csuti 34.28, Alexander Czomba 16.00, Mrs. Peter Garabics 40.00, Gabor Hatvani 9.18, Joseph Kish 21.70, John Koczan 48.00, John Kovach 24.00, Vincent Nagy 29.70, Charles Oszlanczki 11.46, Mrs. And­rew Torok 32.00 i 17 Alexander Bartos 70.84, Louis Hari 19.42 , 20 Mrs. Joseph Beres 48.00, John Fedak 8.00 21 Frank Bauer 62.88, John Bene 54.84, Mrs. Frank Bero 15.00, Joseph Bino 18.28, Stephen Burcsak 20.00, Mrs. Vincent Copploe 15.00, Mrs. John Gillak 17.71, John Nemeth 36.56, Mrs. John Polya 34.28 22 Michael Cservenyak 29.70, John Szilvasi 5.70, Michael Szilvasi 75.42 23 Steve Harrison 34.28, Susan A. Maszler 16.00, Esther Popp 30.84, Euel E. Strouth 22.84 25 Anthony Llamas, Jr. 39.42 26 Peter Bergkessel 33.14, Mrs. Her­man Pacsi, Jr. 45.70, Peter Szabó 20.06 27 Mrs. William Kovar 15.00 29 Nicholas F. Kovács 18.90 31 Paul A. Toth 4.89 32 Joseph Kukoly 28.56 33 Charles László 5.24, Tuio T. Martin 34.28, Mrs. Louis Popp 15.00, Mrs. Michael Russian 15.00, Paul Toth 3.46, Mrs. Frank Vargo 15.00 34 John Bayor 9.71, Mrs. John Per­­hacs 27.44, Mrs. John Sándor 36.56, Phillip Schwartz 13.71, Charles Sto­­baugh 2.28 36 Mrs. John Bordnick 35.42, Ste­phen Cservak 40.00, Mrs. Stephen Dragus 46.84, Samuel Illés 36.56, Da­vid Krause 32.00, Mrs. Julius Marth 44.56, Frank Reiter 62.84, Louis Se­besten 11.48, Frank Szalay 51.42, Mrs. Paul Szegő 15.00, Charles Toth 22.84, Mrs. Louis Toth, Jr. 73.14, Stephen Varga 87.42, Mrs. John Vesz­prémi 61.70 37 Mrs. László Balogh 35.42, And­rew Barna 13.71, John Horvath 40.00, Mrs. Elizabeth Kovach 25.14, Mrs. Stephen Osleber 41.14 39 Stephen Balint 51.42, Mrs. Ste­phen Gaiko 47.98 40 Mrs. Stephen György 6.84, Anna Kunczt 27.42, Charles Orovecz 24.00, Frank Santa, Jr. 26.28, Russell Van Camp 17.14 45 John Bikfasy 27.42, Charles Kor­mos 35.42, Mrs. John Petro 38.84, Joseph Polk 42.28, Mrs. Violet Probst 15.00, Mrs. John Somogyi 40.00, Steve Tanezos 9.78, Mrs. Alexander Ter­­novan 41.10 48 Gustave Akosi 28.56, Joseph Ba­ranyai 26.30, Joseph Billich 24.00, Mrs. Ernest Feher 26.28, Joseph Haczka 22.84, Mrs. Steven Hornyak 15.00, Emery Hutkay 11.42, Mrs. Karl F. Larsen 29.74, Mrs. Julius Lorincz 45.70, Stephen Pálinkás 28.56, Mrs. Irene Steiner 35.42, Mrs. Stephen Szlatenyi 20.56, Mrs. Balint Takacs 59.42, William Teleky 17.14, Alexander Tergulicza 61.70 49 Mrs. Mary Donka 37.70, Mrs. John Steib 81.16 52 Irene Harsany 51.42, Joseph R. Harsany 84.00, Mrs. Elizabeth Kady 92.56 53 Mrs. Stephen Szeles 35.42 55 Frank Bolch 34.28 56 Andrew Lengyel 11.42 59 Michael Cinka 61.70, Andrew Gergely 14.84, Frank Kapusi 53.70, Lou's Knecht 40.00, Mrs. John Sol­tész 34.28, Paul Vojtko 33.14 61 Mrs. Adam Antal 57.16, William J. Smidya 35.42 62 Mrs. Joseph Simon 27.42 63 Michael Toth 3.42 64 Michael Hunyady 11.48, Mrs. John Poffek 27.42 66 Michael Frabota 9.14 68 Stephen Bak 2.30, Stephen Balia 37.70, Joseph Brecska 30.38, Alex­ander Nagy 17.14, Alexander Surin 16.00, Michael Vas 60.56 69 Emery Simko 26.28 70 Emery Barna 42.28, Joseph Ko­vács I. 35.46, Peter Szabó 53.70, Mary C. Weiss 5.26, John Wirth 35.46 (Folytatás a 8-ik oldalon) Statement £or the Month of JUNE, 1949 Mortuary Disability Trust Junior O.Junior O. Expense TOTAL Fund Fund Fund Fund Exp. Fund Fund I. Balance from Prev. Month ..... 8,876,557.54 470,594.90 107,232.31 890,361.00 5,098.06 107.72 10,349,951.53 i Monthly Dues ................................................. Int. on Mortgage Loans ........................... Int. on Mbr. Certif. Loans ....................... Interest on Bonds .....................................<.. Dividends on Stocks ................................... Interest on Bank Deposits .................... Int. on Real Estate Loans ....................... Home Office Bldg. Income ..................... Furniture and Equipment ........................... Miscellaneous Income ................................. Profit on Sale or Mat. of Bonds ....... Deposits to Trust Fund .......................... Hdlg. Charges — Cash Surr................... Hdlg. Charges — Certif. Loans ........... Over 1%-Trans, from Trust Fund ........ Employees Soc. Sec. Deductions ..........:. Total Income .......................................... 65,882.69 76.33 113.72 24,535.18 149.90 8.59 22.50 3.167.50 9.68 3.495.50 II. INCOME 13,941.63 ----1,61812 12,202.61 4.74 2,236.25 2,331.77 2620 40 17,Í31.99 430.00 223.55 3.40 771.24 145.58 97,461.59 13,941.63 1,618.12 14,443.60 2,358.37 19,305.76 112.090.69 76.33 118.46 26,771.43 149.90 8.59 22.50 3.167.50 430.00 9.68 3.495.50 1,618.12 249.75 3.80 771.24 145.58 149,129.07 TOTAL Death Benefit Claims ............................ Cash Surrenders ............................................ Home Office Bldg. Disb............................... Investment Expenses ................................. Loss of Savings A/C Asset .................... Monthly Dues Refunds ............................. Accrued Bond Interest ............................... Sickness and Accident Claims .............. Medical Examinations ............................... Miscellaneous Expenses ............................. Paid Trust Deposits ................................... Premium Reserves ..................................... Over 1%-Trans. to* Exp. Fund .............. Commissions .................................................... Collection of Dues ..................................... Adv., Printing, Sta....................................... Field Supervisors Salaries ...................... Field Super. Travel Exp............................ Inspection of Risks ..................................... Office Employees Salaries ......................... Salaries — Officers ..................................... Travel and Other Expenses .................... Branch Office Rental ................................. Home Office Rental ................................... Gen. Office Main. Expense .................... Postage, Teleg., Tele., Express ............ American Hungarian Federation .......... Verhovay Fund ............................................ Official, Publication ......._................:......... Other Legal Expenses ............................... Books, Newspapers, Periodicals .............. Actuarial and Auditing Exp................... Sports Activities ...................................... TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ............ BALANCE .................................... 8,974,019.13 484,536.53 108,850.43 904,804.60 III. DISBURSEMENTS 31,300.00 5,736.28 1,071.17 9.25 655.06 103.70 431.95 13,657 12 90 82 00 00 1,964 771 16 24 500 893 2. 9 39 00 50 84 50 56 39,307.41 13,7592 2,735.40 1,906.40 8,934,711.72 470,77671 106,115.03 902,898.20 7,456.43 48.00 719.85 627.95 \ 22.50 1,418.30 6,038.13 19,413.48 496.00 1,760.68 4,406.82 373.43 i 1,600.00 400.00 7.30 5,091.35 2,000.00 212.96 128.00 910.00 31.45 1,222.30 83.33 83.33 1,026.11 175.00 62.00 125.00 4.50 20,19iL56~~ 786.08 10,499,080.60 31,800.00 6,629.78 1,071.17 9.25 655.06 127.54 529.45 13,657.82 556.00 90.00 1,964.16 391.56 771.24 2,480.53 5,034.77 395.93 1,600.00 400.00 7.30 5,091.35 2,000.00 212.96 128.00 910.00 31.45 1,222.30 83.33 83.33 1,026.11 175.00 62.00 125.00 4.50 79,326789 10,419,753.71 *)HN SZALANCZY, National Treasurer JOHN SABO, National Auditor 1849 julius havában utalt betegsegélyek SICK BENEFITS PAID TO MEMBERS IN JULY 1949

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